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Freezing precipitation after midniight should be light

By: Debby Stanuch

Twin Lakes area residents will see freezing precipitation moving into the area tonight, but Charles Dalton, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service Office in North Little Rock does not see it amounting to much.

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Dalton says the precip should move out shortly after daybreak.

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Meteorologist Charles Dalton from the National Weather Service office in North Little Rock.

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